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Frog Pond on Boston Common Boston MA
Frog Pond on Boston Common Boston MA
Frog Pond on Boston Common Boston MA
Frog Pond on Boston Common Boston MA
Frog Pond on Boston Common

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Frog Pond on Boston Common Boston MA
Hours:
Mon: 10am - 5pm
Tues- Thu: 10am - 9pm
Fri - Sat 10am - 10pm
Sun: 10am - 9pm

Contact Frog Pond on Boston Common
Phone: (617).635.2120
Website: http://www.bostoncommonfrogpond.org
E-Mail: rmckeown_bcfp@yahoo.com

Payments Accepted:
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Prices:
Adult: $4
Children 13 and under free
Skate Rental: $8
Children 13 and under: $5


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Capture the scent of wood smoke in the air. Hear the sound of metal blades skimming over smooth ice. Close your eyes and your senses return you to 1634, as you skate on the Frog Pond in America's oldest public park. Here at the coolest gathering place in Boston you can join local residents and visitors alike as they glide over the carefully manicured, refrigerated surface. In 1997, people were able to skate on this type of surface for the first time in Downtown Boston. The Frog Pond Skating Rink is now open from November to mid-March with at least 100 days of seasonal skating. Whether you're practicing for a 9.9 at the Winter Olympics or simply trying to stand on two feet, the ice at the Frog Pond will always be accommodating.